Foreclosure Scams to Avoid

Do not sign over the interest in your property to anyone.
This is called "Equity Skimming"

Do not sign over the interest in your home, or sell your home to anyone who promises to lease it back to you with an option for you to re-purchase your own home.
In many instances, you will not get your home back and you will soon receive an eviction notice from the new owner.

Do not ever let any service provider tell you, "You must sign up for our services today or you will lose your home!"

All services to be performed should be outlined in a written contract signed by both you and the service provider with a signed copy provided to you.

Always fully read and understand each and every document before you sign.

Our Loss Mitigation Counselors will show you how to work with your lender to stop your home foreclosure and secure a repayment plan that is affordable for you!

Mortgage Foreclosure Scams to Avoid

Do not sign any blank documents or applications.

Do not pay fees based on a "sliding scale."
The fee that you are charged should NOT be based upon how much money you earn or the amount of your monthly mortgage.

All fees should be disclosed to you immediately without having to answer any questions from the service provider and should be outlined in the written contract.

Do not ever give anyone your credit card or debit card number to pay for services.

Do not trust any service provide that tells you that you can "absolutely" avoid bankruptcy if you sign up for their service. Unfortunately, not everyone's situation can be resolved. Bankruptcy may be the only option you have to save your home.
Contact an attorney in your area to discuss ALL legal options available to you.

We pledge to provide our services to you in an ethical and honest manner, with the utmost integrity. We will not participate in any practices that are deceitful.

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